What's New in this Release
This section describes the new features and enhancements in this release of AsyncOS for Cisco Content Security Management.
Feature |
Description |
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New System Health Status Dashboard |
In AsyncOS 14.0, you can now view the current status and configuration of the Web Security appliance in a page. You must choose Monitoring > System Health to monitor the system status of the Web security appliances. For more information, see System Health Dashboard on the New Web Interface. |
Export Tracking Data |
In AsyncOS 14.1.0, export tracking has been enhanced as:
For more information, see Exporting Message Service . |
Quarantine Custom Access Role |
Administrators can create custom roles with read-only option for Quarantine messages. The read-only option prevents users from deleting or releasing messages and only have read-only access to quarantine. |
Spam Quarantine Threshold Alert |
AsyncOS 14.1.0 sends alerts when a certain number of spam messages are quarantined in a specified duration. The alerts are also entered in the syslogs on generation. In addition to this, Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager triggers an alert once the quarantine threshold is reached. |
Single Pane of Glass |
AsyncOS 14.1.0 enables you to save more time without having to perform multiple logins in multiple Cisco Secure Email and Web Managers. You can view the reporting, tracking, and quarantine pages of individual Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager on a primary appliance. To perform this, you can select the required Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager from the drop-down listed on the Tracking, Reporting, and Quarantine page. For more information, see Single Pane of Glass. |
Smart Licensing re-registration |
You can reregister your Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager with the Cisco Cloud Services portal based on any one of the following scenarios:
For more information, see Reregistering with Cisco Cloud Service Portal. |
New Parameters for Syslog Push- Log Retrieval Method |
Following are the new parameters that you need to use to configure the Syslog Push log retrieval method in your Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager:
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Feature |
Decsription |
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Enhanced Overview and Incoming Mail reporting pages |
The following are the enhancements made to the Incoming Mail reporting pages in the legacy web interface of your appliance: Incoming Mail report page: Added new column – Stopped by Domain Reputation Filtering in the Incoming Mail Details section. Changed Stopped by Reputation Filtering column name to Stopped by IP Reputation Filtering in the Incoming Mail Details section. For more information, see Using Centralized Email Security Reporting |
New System Health Status Dashboard |
You can now view the current status and configuration of the Web Security appliance in a page. You must choose to monitor the system status of the Web security appliances.For more information, see System Health Dashboard on the New Web Interface. |
Working with Certificates |
The appliance uses stored trusted certificate authorities to verify a certificate from a remote domain to establish the credentials of the domain. You can configure the security management appliance to use the following trusted certificate authorities:
For more information, see Common Administrative Tasks |
Smart Licensing |
Cloud Service will be enabled and Appliance will be registered automatically when smart licensing is enabled and registered.
For more information, see Integrating with Cisco SecureX or Cisco Threat Response. |
Enabling Cisco SecureX or Threat Response on Content Security Gateway |
You must use the general configuration settings to enable Cisco SecureX or Threat Response on Content Security Gateway. For more information, see Integrating with Cisco SecureX or Cisco Threat Response. |
New report for mail policy details |
A new report – Mail Policy Details is added in the new web interface of your appliance. Use this report to view the number of messages that match a configured mail policy. For more information, see Using Centralized Email Security Reporting |
Performing Remedial Actions on Messages in Cisco Threat Response |
In Cisco Threat Response, you can now investigate and apply the following remedial actions on messages processed by your appliance:
For more information, see Integrating with Cisco SecureX or Cisco Threat Response. |
Support for Internationalized Domain Name (IDN) |
AsyncOS 14.0 can now receive and deliver messages with email addresses that contain IDN domains. Currently, your email gateway provides support of IDN domains for the following languages only:
For more information, see Introduction |
SPAM Notification |
A new field Custom Logo Position is included that enables you to add the same logo to the SPAM notification email at the given position. |
Rebranded Product and Related Documentation |
We have rebranded the product, and related documentation from “Cisco Content Security Management” to “Cisco Secure Email and Web Manager.” |
Passphrases |
A new passphrase rule is added in your Email and Web Manager to define your login passphrase: For more information, see Common Administrative Tasks |
FQDN |
For a X.509 certificate, the FQDN validation validates the common name field (CN) of that certificate's subject distinguished name and the subjectAltName extension of type dNSName (SAN:dNSName) For more information, see Common Administrative Tasks |